WW1 Casualty: Gunner 117808 Nathan Abbott - Gunner 117808 Nathan Abbott
| Unit/Regiment |
Royal Field Artillery |
| Date of Death |
03/10/1917 |
Age at Death |
21 |
| Burial/Memorial |
The Huts Cemetery |
| CWGC Family Details (if shown) |
Son of Nathan and Esther Abbott of 28 Drake St, St Helens
Gravestone Inscription
TOO DEARLY LOVED
TO BE FORGOTTEN |
| Census Details |
1911 Census -
The Abbott family lived at 28, Drake Street, St Helens. Nathan (Senior) was a Glass Blower and had been married to Esther for 15 years. They were both natives to Prescot and they had four daughters and two sons, the eldest being Nathan, aged 15 and a Scholar.
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| Enlisted |
St Helens |
| How Died |
Killed in Action |
Theatre of War |
France & Flanders |
| Notes |
He is recorded in The Link magazine of November 1917 which records that he was Late General Office Staff. |
| Research Ref. No. |
BI-001 |
Service DetailsGunner Abbott's service is commemorated on the BICC Memorial Plaques and also on St Helens Rolls of Honour
An extract from the Wire Works "Link" magazine in November 1917
Nathan Abbott's grave at The Huts Cemetery. Courtesy of Frederik Sohier and St Helens Rolls of Honour
Member Comments(1)
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Wed, 29 May 13, 15:32. | 1901 Census - Nathan 5 living with parents Nathan 27, Esther 25 and siblings Mary 3 and Peter 10 days living at 23 York Street, St Helens |
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